The BTC trend has recently been stirred by a piece of news - the Fed bought $26 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds.

But to be honest, this amount is just a small appetizer before the meal, far from the real "big release".

To be precise, the current phase is called "stop tapering + tentative easing," like a driver easing off the gas a bit, but flooring it is still a long way off.

**When will the floodgates open (QE restart)?**
must meet at least one condition:
- Non-farm payroll data has been explosive for several months in a row (for example, only 50,000 jobs added, or even negative growth)
- The unemployment rate skyrocketed to over 5%
- The stock and bond markets suddenly plummeted by 15-20%, causing major liquidity issues.
- After the new government came to power, the fiscal deficit spiraled out of control, too much national debt was issued with no buyers, and the central bank was forced to intervene.

Before that, this wave of small operations is just to offer the market a drink and wink at the same time:
"Don't panic, there are plenty of goods in the wine cellar."

**So just calmly enjoy the show.**
It's not too late to open the champagne when the real feast is served.

That being said—everyone is preparing to inject liquidity, yet there are still people shouting bear market?
Can a bear market have this level of volatility? Laughing to death.